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Pair Of Towers Proposed As Gateway To TD Garden Shopping District05 / 17 / 13A Boston development team “wants to build a pair of towers in front of TD Garden that could reach 600 feet in height, creating a gateway for the arena with stores and restaurants, 500 residences, offices, and a 200-room hotel,” according to Casey Ross of the BOSTON GLOBE. The project, by... Tags: Facilities |
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GOVERNOR SAYS THE TIGERS ARE CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN STADIUM DEAL
MI Gov. John Engler says the state is close to "sealing a deal with the city of Detroit and the Tigers for a new stadium," according to a front page piece in this morning''s DETROIT NEWS. Engler, who
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WILL BOSTON'S FLEETCENTER LET STATE HELP WORCESTER FACILITY?
New Boston Garden Corp. President Larry Moulter said public funding should not be used to help fund a convention center facility at the Worcester Centrum -- a facility that would compete with the Flee
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WHEN THE LANDLORD COMES, YOU GOTTA PAY UP
The Orioles paid a "partial" rental bill of $1.95M yesterday to the Maryland Stadium Authority, according to Mark Hyman of the Baltimore SUN. Stadium officials report they expect rent for ''95 to hit
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STADIUM NOTES: FANS IN NORTHWEST NOT SOLD ON NEW BALLPARK
By a 2-1 ratio, readers responding to a TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE survey said they oppose building a new baseball stadium for the Mariners with a tax increase. On September 19, voters in King County will de
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L.A. STADIUMS GO TO GREAT LENGTHS TO BE NOTICED BY NFL
In an effort to fill the void left by the departure of the Raiders and Rams, the Coliseum and Rose Bowl are taking "dramatic steps" to "regain their lost glory," according to Tim Trepany of the L.A. D
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BRONCOS' BOWLEN SAYS MILE HIGH IS BORDERING ON UNSAFE
Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen is profiled by Adam Schefter in Sunday''s ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS. Among Bowlen''s plans for the franchise is a new stadium. Bowlen: "Frankly, we''ve all got to wake up here becau
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BREWERS' DEBT "COMPLICATING" STADIUM TALKS
"One of the factors that has shaped and complicated efforts to cut a stadium deal between government leasers and the [Brewers] has been the team''s undisclosed but sizable debt," according to Craig Gi
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THE OLD BAIT AND LIFT AT THE NEW FLEETCENTER?
The invoices filling the mailboxes of the 700 businesses that signed up for executive and skysuite boxes at the new FleetCenter are about 15% higher than the "already formidable rental fees agreed to
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REDSKINS SCORE EARLY IN BATTLE FOR NEW STADIUM IN MARYLAND
The Redskins "received a rare open-arms welcome from a local government yesterday," with the approval of a zoning change that could cut a year from the process of building a new stadium from a Prince
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MILWAUKEE BUSINESSES COULD SHELL OUT BIG BUCKS FOR BREWERS
A pledge to guarantee the Brewers a season-ticket base of 10,000 seats this year "could cost the local business community more than $1 million," according to Craig Gilbert of the MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SEN
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